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Sugar Ray Robinson fought 20 times in 1950. He began the year on January 30, finished it on Christmas Day, and boxed four times during December alone. Matthew Aguilar drew ... read...
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Sugar Ray Robinson had knocked out Gene Fullmer with a left hook less than five months earlier. Carmen Basilio knew the danger. On September 23, 1957, he stepped up from ... read m...
has revealed his preference between Sugar Ray Leonard and Sugar Ray Robinson, feeling as though he has taken greater inspiration from one of the two legends. While both Hall of Fam...
Shakur Stevenson prefers Sugar Ray Leonard to Sugar Ray Robinson. It is easy to see why. Leonard’s speed, movement, and command of distance resemble the Shakur Stevenson Picks Leon...
Sugar Ray Robinson’s 91-fight unbeaten run deserves greater recognition than boxing’s fixation on 50-0 allows. He built it after his first defeat, showing how much Sugar Ray Robins...
Carmen Basilio did not outclass Sugar Ray Robinson on September 23, 1957. He defeated him by denying the great champion the space and pace he needed. For 15 rounds at ... continue...
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Sugar Ray Leonard is regarded as one of the greatest pound-for-pound fighters of all time, so Oscar De La Hoya putting a rising star in the same company as his fellow five-division...
mixed it with the very best, including each of his fellow Four Kings, but admits he should have retired after encountering the ferocious fists of one man. The American officially c...
Former world champion Johnny Nelson has named a Hall of Famer who he would back against prime versions of and . The two Americans retired as unbeaten five-division world champions...
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Sugar Ray Leonard rescued the undisputed welterweight championship with a dramatic fourteenth-round stoppage of Thomas Hearns on September 16, 1981, at Caesars Palace in Las ... co...
The era of the ‘Four Kings’ is championed as one of boxing’s greatest, when four of the sport’s biggest superstars each fought one another in a series of legendary battles, but whe...
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Jose “Rayo” Valenzuela believes Floyd Schofield’s camp is looking for a way around him, with the new WBA lightweight champion’s father calling for an Abdullah Mason unification in...
Mark Breland lost only once as an amateur. Sugar Ray Leonard lost five times. Yet Leonard became the greater professional, exposing the weakness of judging Mark Breland’s 110-1 Rec...
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